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Prepare for National Ice Cream day (July 19). Making and eating ice cream is a fun way to introduce early physics and chemistry teachings to children. Kids can become an expert on this beloved treat and billion-dollar business as we make a batch of homemade ice cream without using a freezer! Also, explore the science of amusement park treats and the first ice cream novelty treat invented on a stick. Then sit down for the most outrageous ice cream eating contest in town. Did anyone say brain freeze? Who will take the cone? This is a child’s dream class and all about putting the fun back into learning and building self-esteem. This class explores both Chemical and Industrial Engineering concepts, along with how this treat evolved. Do not wear your Sunday best to this event, we will get sticky! Lots of tastings, contests, and a themed souvenir included. Instructor: Lisa Lombardi Coaching Inc. This is a drop-off class.
Age Category
Youth and Teen
Location
Classroom 107-MSRC at Main Street Recreation Center
Instructor
Lisa Lombardi
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